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De Afghanan Kabob House
Google statusOPERATIONAL
Place type: afghani_restaurant · kebab_shop · middle_eastern_restaurant · restaurant · food · point_of_interest
Compact Afghani cafe with a colorful, simple interior serving Indian & Middle Eastern-inspired fare.
Google address: 321 Kearny St, San Francisco, CA 94108, USA
(415) 800-8024 (from Google)
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Yes — at least one restroom on record at De Afghan Kabob is reported as all-gender.
At least one restroom on record at De Afghan Kabob is reported as ADA accessible.
The De Afghan Kabob listing on Allgenda was last verified 2018-06-02 via community-sourced import.
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